Bluffton card decks going...almost gone!
Bluffton card decks are becoming as scarce as (you may fill in the blank). The holiday fund-raiser by the Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce saw nearly 300 card decks sold in one month.
A very limited supply of decks remains in some Bluffton stores. Those cards will not be reprinted, so persons interested in a pack or two should buy them now.
Each deck offered 52 cards and each card is sponsored by a Bluffton business. The decks sell for $5 each. PromoHits! created the decks and gave them to the chamber as a fund raiser.
Some outlets with a small supply of cards available includes: Greg's, Senior Citizens, BFR and M&R.
In other chamber of commerce news, the Friday morning, Feb. 12, free chamber breakfast program is set.
Dr. Hans Houshower, vice president for advancement at Bluffton University, will be the speaker. He will share an update on Bluffton's conflict mediation program and share examples of how mediation can help in the workplace.
Bluffton's mediation program has been working with court appointed mediations in Putnam County for the last few years and this fall, began doing mediation trainings in the workplace with Lima Memorial Hospital and Mennonite Memorial Home.
The breakfast is at 7:30 a.m. in the third floor of the town hall on the 12th. The chamber requests that persons planning to attend RSVP the chamber at [email protected].
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